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pics of withania. http://www.flickr.com/photos/7787560@N07/

Hello. One friend has found withania frutecens growing wildy in his area. We are interested to try it but i would like to read some experience. I have read that contains similar chemicals that somnifera but more weak.

well.. it is a rare specie that its better to keep it secret but is it frost hardy? and how easy is it to grow?.

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So really most american pronuncinations are only 'right' because unlike europeans they always 100% 'know' rolleyes.gif how things should be pronounced, because there really is only one way - the american way. hehehe.... Antother word that has some pronounciation troubles, even for spaniards. OAXACA. How should you pronounce it to a mexican understand you?.

In spanish, Using english words, "psilocybin" is pronounced something like this: see - law - thick(without final K) - been psi - lo - cy - bin

I have not read nothing about psycoactivity of seeds, but it would be a good way to hold alive the plant for a long, and dont begin from zero after you harvest the roots. Have you read something about psycoactivity of seeds?.

Hello spunwhirllin. Have you thought to do a Approach Grafting??. http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/propaga...t/approach.html The right branche from the first image, seems a bit weak and would be a good candidate.

Hello. There are some site that sells LW"caespitosa" seeds from the only place shere it has found this one. It is called "La Perdida"(The Lost) Tamulipas. does Someone knows this strain??. I have one grafted

A really interesting observation ;). How old are your trichos?.

Pics please!!

and the highest 0.33% DW in bark. Stems bark or root bark?

Where I live, you can find three species, E. fragilis is quite different to E. dystachia and E. nebrodensis. But Between E. dystachia and E. nebrodensis is soo hard to distinguish them. I can only know what are when they have berries. At the botton of my blog you can find one image with the comparision of the three species. http://ayadegasaski.blogspot.com/

Wich is the usefull part of the plant? There are many species of silene, perhaps others works as well.

I would like to try this other specie of Arundo: http://www.ipe.csic.es/floragon/ficha.php?...ecie=&variedad=

One day a friend of mine told me that when he was a child the playing to smoke with inula viscosa leaves. He told me that he felt some dizzines. Perhaps it may be the harsh smoke but the plant smells similar to MJ....

Another interesting specie related to peganum and tribulus is Zygophyllum fabago. Seeds are flat, rounded and brown like peganum seeds. i dont read any study about carbolines concentrations of this one. It would be really good to know how much, because this specie is more easy to grow than peganum.

Archaea writes: The best chems are in the seeds but it is not strong. I have done black light tests with leaves, stems and seeds in water and it is not very reactive, mature seed gives a better reaction than those that are still forming. Hello. Where i live tribulus terrestris grows like invasive weed. All the years i have observer fruits dont turn brown and they are ever green. Perhaps they turn brown(mature) out from plant on the ground.... do you know when and how the fruits was harvested, Archaea?

Hello. I have found this list of peganum species: Peganum harmala L. : Harmala, Syrian Rue (Mediterranean region) Peganum mexicanum Gray (Mexico) Peganum nigellastrum Bunge (China) Peganum rothschildianum F.Buxbaum (Tunisia) Peganum texanum M.E.Jones (North America) One species of Peganum is harmala, aka Syrian Rue. http://www.braindex.com/encyclopedia/index.php/Peganum Using google i cant get more information about its, I suppose that this species may contain some interesting goodies, perhaps somebody knows some phytochemical studies of these that i would like to read

You can get some little information about Peganum mexicanum in: http://plants.usda.gov/ This specie is cited in Texas and New Mexico. Its probably that someone living over there may be have tried it thinking It was P. harmala.

Hello. It would make me so happy if you check my blog. http://ayadegasaski.blogspot.com/ I post here some article about ephedra´s species that grows wildy in my zone(DEpresion del Ebro, it is a kind of cold mediterranean desert), but it is in spanish. But you can see a pic with three species. -E. nebrodensis(=E. major). yellow berries. -E. dystacha. red berries. -E. fragilis, grey stems. I hope that help you in your ID. ;).

http://www.shaman-australis.com.au/gallery...tup&cat=0&pos=0 http://www.shaman-australis.com.au/gallery...tup&cat=0&pos=1 http://www.shaman-australis.com.au/gallery...tup&cat=0&pos=2 http://www.shaman-australis.com.au/gallery...tup&cat=0&pos=4

humulus lupulus??

i ask about stimulant effects because I have read some article in a spanish magazine about CAnnabis that reported stimulant effect from epithelanthas.

effects similar to peyote or more narcotic, or stimulant??,